Is your organisation ready to make the most of a PPM tool?
Our PPM tool readiness assessment takes a holistic view of your current project portfolio management environment through three different lenses, each of which are critical to maximising your return on investment when selecting a PPM tool.
People
1-to-1 stakeholder conversations
Stakeholder mapping
Roles and responsibilities
Process
A desktop review of the standards, guidance, procedures, and templates that make up your existing change framework. This includes reporting and documentation, plus governance and assurance activities.
An indication your project portfolio management capabilities, using a combination of global best practices, standards and maturity models.
Tools
An understanding of the technology which currently enables project portfolio management, including data flows, touchpoints and handoffs, plus integrations with other systems of record, like HR and Finance.
This also involves an overview of your enterprise architecture, to fully appreciate the current and future landscape of business processes and IT systems in your organisation that will impact your target operating model.
PPM software recommendations
Based on the requirements that emerge during the assessment, we’ll populate our bespoke scoring matrix to enable you to compare and contrast the PPM software options that best meet your needs.
Our recommendations will also consider opportunities to improve and enhance your project portfolio management capabilities as part of configuring and implementing a PPM tool.
If you choose to move forward with us into the Prioritisation and Roadmap phase, we’ll embark on a collaborative prioritisation exercise. This exercise, leveraging the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), will help us zero in on your ideal PPM tool, ensuring your needs and preferences are at the forefront of decision-making.
AHP is designed for multi-criteria decision-making and is ideal for when there are:
- multiple stakeholders
- long-term considerations
- significant organisational impacts
- large expenditure of resources